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    Amazing

  • The Secrets of Us

    By Lucinda Berry
    3 stars

    Easily hooked but guessed the plot early on so ending wasn't a big twist. Lucinda's writing from the children's perspective is always amazing!

  • The Good Sister

    By Sally Hepworth
    3 stars

    A bit slow to begin but still written in a way to get you hooked. Last 100 pages couldn't put down

  • The Soulmate

    By Sally Hepworth
    5 stars

    Amazing, gripping till the end, couldn't put it down. Well written & not predictable

  • Small Great Things

    By Jodi Picoult
    5 stars

    It was a great mix of history and fiction that addressed real social issues. The story was gripping and still felt authentic. Picoult’s writing really got me to understand the characters on a deep level, especially the emotional and moral struggles they faced. I enjoyed reading from the different perspectives. The story was intense, emotional, and I honestly couldn’t put it down.

  • Let Them Theory

    By Mel Robbins
    3 stars

    The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins is an easy and engaging read. She encourages readers to stop trying to control others and instead focus on their own responses, which makes the book thought provoking and practical. The examples are easily relatable to many life situations, including relationships, work, and social dynamics. A few chapters felt repetitive but overall sent a powerful message and has changed my mindset.

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